The invasion was a blatant attempt to use the flag waving patriotism of war to
quell unrest
in the working classes.
Unrest in 25 countries
involving millions of people.
Removed from the boosting quality levels
civil unrest
resulted cents per gallon.
Unrest areas
replaced the state of emergency as the formal emergency regime.
In the following year new waves of
peasant unrest
broke out together with new strike waves.
January onwards the fakir of ipi makes repeated attempts to
foment unrest
against british colonial rule in india's north-west frontier province.
Unrest in the region.
This was the cause of the
agrarian unrest
among the rural population.
Between 1968 and 1974 there was a rising arc of
labor unrest.
Depression in the silk trade could
provoke widespread unrest.
Unrest in the city
in medieval times.
The early years of his reign were not quiet ones; indeed, there was
widespread unrest.
He was, however, expelled following
student unrest
in 1979.
There also seems to be
growing unrest
among the players themselves.
For months there has been serious
industrial unrest
in the post office.
The inability of contractors to make prompt payments could
trigger labor unrest
on construction sites.
The problem you'll have here is cutting one area or another too much could lead to marches, riots and general
civic unrest.
The
political unrest
in italy is growing by the day.
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